After a long career as an innovation leader at a global chemical company, Dallas Hetherington became drawn to looking at the world in a new way — one inspired by the wonders of nature. Taking his camera to new locations throughout the world, Dallas is often moved to record spectacular, wild, scenic, and architectural phenomena.

Dallas is equally passionate about his backyard in New Jersey, where the bald eagle has made a momentous comeback. He monitors local nests and captures some beautiful landscapes in the region.

In addition to photography, Dallas serves as the current board president of Raritan Headwaters Association, a nonprofit conservation organization that protects the water in our rivers, streams, and homes. There, he helps to deliver on the vision that everyone should have access to safe, clean water that is swimmable, fishable, and of course drinkable.

Within his conservation work, Dallas also helps to promote C-Change Conversations of Princeton, NJ, to spread the word about climate change in a way that helps people understand the urgency of the issue. Dallas hopes to educate people about the science and risks of climate change by framing it not as a political issue, but as a human one.